Cr8z13 check out their GlowPanel 45 watt led grow light. It's much more powerful than the $54 led light. I replaced a 250 watt HPS with one and I am convinced it is the way to go. Growth rates are impressive and my plants are bushy and healthy with nice buds. It's definitely on par with a 250w HPS. And for $139 it seems to be a pretty good deal considering it will last for about 50000 hours. When I bought mine I really wasn't sure what to expect but I have been pleasantly suprised. On a side note, my sister grows strawberries under one and it is fruiting all over the place.They don't compare at all. They might be useful for side lighting, but otherwise stick to HID.
And that guy above has three posts...
I think you should listen to people with more experience and stay away from anything with LED's. The best ones (which cost a lot more than yours) can't come even close to 1/4 of the claims and even still never flower plants worth a damn.
Virtually useless.
as long as you are happy then thats all that matters .Oregon Meds, I don't mean to be rude but it is posts like yours which hurt more than they help.
What difference does it make how many posts I have? Don't we all start with post #1 and work our way up? To suggest the number of posts is commensurate with EXPERIENCE is pretty ridiculous (and egocentric). You joined this forum ONE MONTH before I did All this says is you post alot. It doesn't mean you are the foremost authority on anything.
You say listen to people with more experience. Well, I said my light was comparable to a 250hps from EXPERIENCE. Not hearsay from someone who thinks or heard something. I find it amusing that people can be authorites on something when they have not used or tried it themselves. It's also funny when you hear, "well I know a guy who new a guy and he tried them and...." To me that is a total stranger. I would rather take advice from someone who has ACTUALLY used one. I am not saying they are the end all be all but my particular light worked as claimed and I am satisfied.
And to suggest the most expensive light is the best one is pretty naive. I have seen the UFO & Procyon too and they are way more expensive and I have also read posts too where they didn't perform to expectations. BUT I can't tell you if those lights work or not because I PERSONALLY HAVE NOT USED THEM. But I have used a glowpanel 45 and it works very well. It's rated for slightly larger than a 2x2 area and that's what I use it for. I replaced my 250w HPS with one and based on this, I am satisfied. I would imagine when the incadescent bulb was invented and the world was still using gas lamps there were still quite a few people who said they would never work without actually seeing or using one. If you haven't noticed, technological advances do happen.
Peace
Well, your LED isn't as good as your HPS was. It's in your head. It's not an arguable fact anymore tha t LED's don't product anywhere near what HPS does. Go to youtube, watch the timelapse videos. Read up on EVERY growing forum. Read growlogs of people who've used both side by side.Oregon Meds, I don't mean to be rude but it is posts like yours which hurt more than they help.
What difference does it make how many posts I have? Don't we all start with post #1 and work our way up? To suggest the number of posts is commensurate with EXPERIENCE is pretty ridiculous (and egocentric). You joined this forum ONE MONTH before I did All this says is you post alot. It doesn't mean you are the foremost authority on anything.
You say listen to people with more experience. Well, I said my light was comparable to a 250hps from EXPERIENCE. Not hearsay from someone who thinks or heard something. I find it amusing that people can be authorites on something when they have not used or tried it themselves. It's also funny when you hear, "well I know a guy who new a guy and he tried them and...." To me that is a total stranger. I would rather take advice from someone who has ACTUALLY used one. I am not saying they are the end all be all but my particular light worked as claimed and I am satisfied.
And to suggest the most expensive light is the best one is pretty naive. I have seen the UFO & Procyon too and they are way more expensive and I have also read posts too where they didn't perform to expectations. BUT I can't tell you if those lights work or not because I PERSONALLY HAVE NOT USED THEM. But I have used a glowpanel 45 and it works very well. It's rated for slightly larger than a 2x2 area and that's what I use it for. I replaced my 250w HPS with one and based on this, I am satisfied. I would imagine when the incadescent bulb was invented and the world was still using gas lamps there were still quite a few people who said they would never work without actually seeing or using one. If you haven't noticed, technological advances do happen.
Peace
All I meant by not listening to people with 3 posts is too often newbies give advice with no clue as to what they're talking about. Since I haven't seen you post I don't know if you're in the don't know shit category or not.Oregon Meds, I don't mean to be rude but it is posts like yours which hurt more than they help.
What difference does it make how many posts I have? Don't we all start with post #1 and work our way up? To suggest the number of posts is commensurate with EXPERIENCE is pretty ridiculous (and egocentric). You joined this forum ONE MONTH before I did All this says is you post alot. It doesn't mean you are the foremost authority on anything.
You say listen to people with more experience. Well, I said my light was comparable to a 250hps from EXPERIENCE. Not hearsay from someone who thinks or heard something. I find it amusing that people can be authorites on something when they have not used or tried it themselves. It's also funny when you hear, "well I know a guy who new a guy and he tried them and...." To me that is a total stranger. I would rather take advice from someone who has ACTUALLY used one. I am not saying they are the end all be all but my particular light worked as claimed and I am satisfied.
And to suggest the most expensive light is the best one is pretty naive. I have seen the UFO & Procyon too and they are way more expensive and I have also read posts too where they didn't perform to expectations. BUT I can't tell you if those lights work or not because I PERSONALLY HAVE NOT USED THEM. But I have used a glowpanel 45 and it works very well. It's rated for slightly larger than a 2x2 area and that's what I use it for. I replaced my 250w HPS with one and based on this, I am satisfied. I would imagine when the incadescent bulb was invented and the world was still using gas lamps there were still quite a few people who said they would never work without actually seeing or using one. If you haven't noticed, technological advances do happen.
Peace
Listen to the experienced ppl on here, brah! Yes, LED's can veg. They do not flower fer shit!Just looked at the sunshine systems LED GlowPanel and other products. For $54, looks pretty good. How well do you guys think these LED panels compare to the usual HID HPS or MH lights?
Out of curiosity fer veggin, about how many Watts does the panel draw?Cr8z13 check out their GlowPanel 45 watt led grow light. It's much more powerful than the $54 led light. I replaced a 250 watt HPS with one and I am convinced it is the way to go. Growth rates are impressive and my plants are bushy and healthy with nice buds. It's definitely on par with a 250w HPS. And for $139 it seems to be a pretty good deal considering it will last for about 50000 hours. When I bought mine I really wasn't sure what to expect but I have been pleasantly suprised. On a side note, my sister grows strawberries under one and it is fruiting all over the place.
Peace
Someone please find me a youtube video where an LED outperfomed an HPS. I guess I've been looking at a different youtube. I've never even seen the other side of this argument until today that LED is as good as or better than HPS.i agree about the twisted utube videos too. anyone can make a video and put it on youtube. take everything you see on the internet with a grain of salt. dont take it at face value. do your research. check around and make sure what your reading is accurate.